Review Article
Development of Pillared Clays for Wet Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidation of Phenol and Its Application in the Posttreatment of Coffee Wastewater
Table 3
Some examples of WPHCO of water pollutants (model molecules) or real effluents, using a Fenton reaction catalyzed by pillared clays.
| Clay catalyst | Organic pollutant | Performances reached | Reference |
| Al/Fe-PILC | Treatment of municipal leachate from landfill by catalytic wet peroxide oxidation using an Al/Fe-pillared montmorillonite | = 18 ± 2°C = 50% This advanced oxidation process has enhanced the biodegradability index of the leachate from 0.135 to 0.321 in 4 h | [43] |
| Cu-PILC Fe-PILC | Phenolic compounds (p-coumaric and p-hydroxybenzoic acids) and real olive oil milling wastewater (OMW) |
°C , = 100%, : 74–80% Olive oil milling wastewater = 46–48%, : 18–22% | [69] |
| Cu/Al-PILC | Tyrosol, major compound of the polyphenolic fraction present in olive oil mill wastewaters | = 25–80°C = 100%, 80% Without significant leaching of copper ions | [70] |
| (Al-Fe)PILC | Polyphenols in olive mill wastewater (OMW) | = 25–70°C = 37–69%, = 54–100% Pretreated OMW reduced considerably the COD and total phenolic contents | [71] |
| Cu-PILC | Real wastewaters from agro-food production (Citrus juice production and olive oil milling wastewater) | Citrus juice production wastewater = 80°C, = 65–98% = 20–52% Cu leaching = 0.21–0.64 ppm Olive oil milling wastewater = 80°C, = 18–39%, = 7–30% | [72] |
| Cu-AZA | Wet hydrogen peroxide catalytic oxidation of olive oil mill wastewaters using a Cu-pillared clay catalyst | = 80°C = 45%, = 13.5% No copper leaching during the oxidation reactions | [73] |
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